While putting national interests first, PM Viktor Orbán said his country will not veto decisions that are backed by a clear majority.
Ilaria Salis, who could receive an 11-year jail sentence, may get parliamentary immunity and be released from house arrest.
“It doesn’t matter what the current opposition is called, we will defeat it again and again,” the prime minister said.
The official results confirmed the government’s disastrous showing at the European elections.
Mayor says AfD is “not welcome” and that he wants to be “at the forefront” of Antifa protests against the party.
Populist PVV expected to increase its number of parliamentary seats from one to seven as a first indication of how the balance of power is shifting to the Right.
Robert Fico blamed the opposition for fuelling tensions that led to an assassination attempt against him.
Péter Magyar says joining the centrist group would give the “best chance of gaining important positions in the European Parliament.”
Donald Tusk’s government is like the “extended arm” of the European Union, conservative Polish journalist says.
Michael Stürzenberger has long warned about Islamism covertly invading Germany through poorly vetted immigrants.
“These five years were wasted and my personal opinion is that Ursula von der Leyen will not be re-elected.”
German migration policies ultimately led to the attack, but government urges “positive migration narrative” and blames ‘far-right’ for causing division.
